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Carlyle'S Ghost.


From the London Globe.
seldom can there be seen in any decent street in
London suburb house so dingy, dilapidated and
squad-lOokin as this. ALL the lower window
panes have been shattered (by stone-throwtng an
parently) and the broken glass is lying on the
dirty stills and on the rubbish heaps In the damp
area Of the basement. A house-agents board.
announcement, ''rhis House To Lett" the shutters
OF the rooms were closed and all very dirty: the
brtckwork was discolored with ram, and getting
loose and broken; the whole aspect OF the house
was as II 1T had been deserted for half a century
think there Is sur1lcient matter for the growt h
OF myth or Evolutionary ghost story concerning
Carlyle In the following incident which took place
on the evening or this same day in May 1857 of
which have been speaking. 1t was getting dark,
home. AS she passed No. 5 she saw a group OF
children and young girls standing before it. in the
roadway, looking up at the house and speaking in
eager whispers. She knew one Of the girls and
asked her what was the matter-what they were
looking at: The girl replied with hesitation
@h ws are f Mn to see the ghost"
The other girls came close to her, and they
pointed and NODDED Their heads gravely at the
"Have any OF you seen this ghost7" asked the
lady, with much interest in the matter.
NO. ma'am we haven't seen it, but my sister
Polly was told that Mrs Smith at the shop
.'wno told Pollys' asked the lady.
:, ,1O Eliza or lsastway somebody that heard
"Oh! Then 1t was Mrs Smith who saw the
ghost?"
"oh. yes: Mrs; Smith, last Friday evening""
Then the girls all whispered at once SIT was a
tail old man, with white hair, and be was wrapped
In q great white sheet"
Then they all looked with curious eager
timidity, up at the broken windows OF the ground
floor.
'.Did Mrs. Smith see him there, with the shutter
closed like that?" asked the lady. '--~ '-'~'''A
There was pause. and then one OF the girls
.:No! The shutter must have been open, and the
window, too"
"How do you know that?" inquired the lady.
ooh! Because Aunt Eliza said he beckOned IN
MIS- smith, and she was in q great fright: but She
had to stop because he spoke to her."
"He spoke TO her. Do you know what he said9,
ION, yeSi lie spoke in q strange faint sort of
voice, and said, Bring me two penn'orth OF TO-
bacco.'"
The lady did not laugh; but she tried to dispel
"DonL you think IL is likely to have been Old
Barnes, the painter, in his white coat and apron?
He may have been sent into the house by the
owner to do some Job there, and he can't get on
with his work unless he smokes you know
They did know; but they did not seem willing to
adopt her commonplace view OF the matter and
she LETT them still looking at the broken windows
expecting to see the ghost.
ghost that calls for 1.-TWO penny'orth OF to-
oacco" IN the empty house-No. s Cheyne-rowi A
more appropriate burleSQue could not have been
invented by the cleverest Of our many writer's
who devote their talents to making men and things
ridiculous Carlyle himself in the nesh would
have felt the humor OF 1t and enjoyed It I'm
mensely.
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4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
s1 PP92GHhIH TRACK ssRFHFN5p tsSENLEI
IN EFFECT MAY I6, lRS1

Hh GREAT PPESysy1y.Sr. Rorrr
sT R2HfEb Ht.o sssFFsSfRP fsShhhhhs
leave W :na .I corner Of s1
For Fss .l,os and the West. chosES sa Erpss
fS9 9s ESQ., on 4 S.,y Sns.sS:si I'd y Leu.:
IRON u. to
s.,aSn with slespipSp Car Alton. 2 ShS.s
% Chicago and II u E.s.
nssSurS to Sl s,. copnsstnS :. HsTi.6pIs
.ss sss kss Nth s. s ~
ro. EBALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 p ~ daily. sIcspt saturday. With PsisSs
For WiIusmsport. Loci Haven ana Em,z., q ESQ
A. n daily. except sunday.
fs EYs g ,SS si5 e. ,Ss
spnssy eCo sd E n q s.s
Cav, d.;i0 IN ts.Iy s.SsD, sunday ana
For BroOLlyn. ., Y sd throueh trains connect .
ns direct . FuIten stree: .1Osdins doGSIs
0l ana iGS fna b Sunday
ITO $is:a O G1s s so w ven e
10 St sTo 1856 q. ere S III g. sa "a
For Pope's Greek Line, rs An and ls1O !. M daily
For Annapois 7;a5 AM. IL .o5 20 and 90 PM,
daily, except Sunday. eundaya 900 An 40
HsRs5s taR ssER1s ssS
For Hiezsndris 500. e:4s. 40. e:47. 10 81 AN,
and II 80 PM on sunday a 90, $40, ss41.
For Richmond and the south 8 Co., 10 81 An daEly.
and :3o 7: NJ. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8 .0S 500
a;10, 1918, 1l:Q7 AN; 1:20 300, 1928 6:19
ZOE e;S2 and 1912 Pm. and l2;db p,dnisht
11JJ:9zA AN; goo. b'lo 1908. s:ss. lo:4ePhsnd
Tickets and Information ct the ONCE northeastern.
ner OF street and avenue and s
station. where orders be left for the checEng6
baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
CHAs Y. PUGH. General AAnaeek
J. r. WOOD. Genera Passenger Agent 5s0o
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ISIS IL Hot Enough for YOu1ss
This verse may be quoted as apropos:

Fend OF the silly, simpering grin,
Whose idiotic question bsrbs
The weather's red-hot srinr. haSinI
Death comes in various forms aud Rarba.
Some day you'll be sunstruck. too,
And then the arch fiend may repeat
A. he stirs up the internal heat:
Is II hot enough for you3a
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We All Break Down There.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
In the report of the execution OF John Smith at
Franklin yesterday significant scene on the
ScaffOd was described.
The prisoner had long been confirmed In the
ways Of sin. He was about to de for cold
blooded murder Standing beneath the gallows
lie made short talk. He spoke Of his impending
death with slight emotion. Then Of "his people,
with some signs OF tears. Then Of his wire, with
soDS ana trembling voice. Then OF mis- old
mother'-and there he broke down completely
and gave way to uncomfortable grief.
An yes 1t is right there that we all
mother" with her craving hairs, her kindly
face, across which time and sorrow are
cutting their burrows, and her faith and
tiiLection that never waivers or doubts 1t is To
the Old mother" that the mans heart turns at
last when trouble, or af1ilctlon, remorse over
passion Of other loves may obscure this for time
OIher ties may be closer, and the rapture of Joys
that are present may dull the memory of the
absent. The wife cllngfng In absorbed happiness
to the arm, or little ones, clambering, fond and
trustfu about the knee, may efface ali thought OF
comes, ana the strong man is bending beneath
a burden too grevious to be borne, the
vision comes TO him OF one localized
In his heart at least, who never doubted,
who never wear1ed, but who loved all the time
with love that pasSeth understanding. The wife,
wondering at this at first accepts it at last qui-
city acqu1escing, but happy in her mothers heart
10 Know that from her own children in the DAYS to
come this same miracle shall be rendered unto her
John Smith did the right thing in "breaking
down completely when he began TO talk OF his old
mother. HIS grief at this point was touch OF
nature that graced even the sca1OId and furnished
about the only evidence can get from his record
that he carried human heart In mis- breast.
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AUCTION SALES
THoNAs BOWLING. Auetsopsef.

'l1H9 TIT hAsD!sgHs saatsfEf s sgas
ksSsEzEs S sSSf H 4AtsR sI Bs
Hsh gg sg.F 1883
lent hoSseSoid sss.. 'hAn 'en collection OF excel
Esa THos. DOWNING Auctioneer.
~ W. SAi Ss.i k.s.ss Auction..r, sss p 9.
81 x ~ aS,s
AsR SNS2sf sTREEF 5s st ss AND SAD
80 fSe 49, g cns Of Z the .s sN1 Tssoras
reanest q the patty thereby We viii oe sor
Z q ssS :.
O'CLOCK the following described real estate
Is :. d
a s ss1ssS
dre6 and three qQ3 e the same i recorded in Hber
trict Of Columbus timpfovea 81 house No. so 81
| street nerthwest9
numbered twsnsy..iI 1s6, square numbered one hun.
saa 3on ss
the right to sell the said houses separately 3
Terms Of SALE One half t cash: balance in two to,
three or nSe years to suit convenience Of the pur-
cured ~ deed # trust On the properly Sold de-
posit OF 500 Will be required each piece Of prop
cost Terms to be complied with within ten days OF
ment in some paper published IN the District OF Co
'1a'D JOHN aSi MoS Gi h11SHs5 a..
y7-eo6ds Trustees.
g sSss5s EEgHhEsED 1 "
dsy i,,Hs
dat numb ova liz
is = I'D S.sss EaSI Ssssss
sSS 81; Eij1i ;Hi
Sersd NineteeS Ilsl, twenty aoS twenty one tsM
and II Sss
Of West. Coz smiths trustees recorded subdivision
apa e IN thu
Washington, in the District of Columbia. the said
Is feiio Is, one Of the surveyors sscords Of SAID
e pa on sd
Terms OF sas ss prescribed by said 0netnird
n op
htteen 0o days thereafter and the balance thereof
is and eighteen Gs9 months from the day Of sale
or y
corded deed Ct trust and policy Of insurance on the
trustees. ali cash. the option of purchaser or
purchasers thereof Each lot offered for sale by
of Of said T. certify e ss
and be at the cost and expense OF the
purchaser purchaser The title each of said
sold + to be retsined until the final ratification Of the
sale thereof is made by the court deposit Of 800
on each lot sold must be made At the time of sale
the terms Of are not complied with within Is days
from the day Of SALE the undersigned trustees retain
the right to resell the property sold the and
| OF the defaulting purchaser thereof.
| FENDALL L. ALEXANDERl
| 1872 Louisiana avenue; tr
| JOHN l. MCNALLY, Afuspeos.
Columbia Law Bldg.
| THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. ie21-d&ds
| H-ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
above advertised sale il postponed until THURSDAY
| THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1887, at
the same hour and place.
| FENDALL Z. ALEXANDER,)
49, Louisiana avenue tr-,.
| JOHN E. MCNALLY, A1ostees.
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A snrrrx RxxEpY ION Rzprx.~,ss

SnxPLH RKxEDY FOR RHRUNATIsx.-A CORES
Rondent OF the English Mechanic gives the follow
OF milk, quite hot, Into which stir one ounce ri
alum; this makes curds and whey. Bathe the
part anected with the whey until too cold IA
the meantime keep the curds hot, ana after bath
Ing put them on as poultice, wrap in flannel,
amigo 70 sleep Jou can). Three aDplications
Snoolo % perfect cure, even In aggravated casea
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BE Rush

For Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced. Think care
fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait Our Beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have come, and are going
rapidly. In these days good old-fash.
ION honesty Is rare. therefore you will be
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honesty in quality and price, with
new, fresh styles in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles
the latest, quality excellent, prices low
est. Buyers cannot put their moneyin
more liberal haudA You need not accept
our statements a. we back them with
goods and prices. Our 912, S15. S18
suits, must be seen: you cannot imagine
from IN advertisement Can say we
have seen suits sold at much moro
money that will not bear comparison
with these.
Tailoring department. On second and
third floors.
NOAH WALKER Co,
my31 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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PR1crs THAr Do Nor Fun
TO ATTRACT.

The incredulous who make the rounds
Of the different stores are amazed ut the
extraordinary LOW PRICES we are SELL
ing goods at No such opportunity has
ever been offered so early In tho season
obuy desirable and seasonable goods,
and there is no time like the present
The following are few specimens,
BEAUTIFUL GRAY SERGE SUIT, $3.50.
NICE CHECKED SERGE. $3.50
A SALMON COLOR Atwood SERGE, DELIGHT
Full AND COOL. $3.50.
Seersuckers. Pongee, Silk. Drap dEts
Coats and Vests in endless variety.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
1e22 Corner 7th and Sta NV.
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HOME MATTERS.

A NUNBER or REcrrrs 20. TASTEFUL AND SEASON.
sstE DIspss-HTxrs or VALUE TO BoUsEvIyEs-
now TO MAKE saUCEs, PUDDIsGs AND NUMEROUS
DAINTY DEsSERrs.
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TnOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED GROUND IN
A RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGHBORHOOD ON
STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of ~
1856. IN Equity cause No sSos the Sndsssisned.
front Of the premises. on MONDAY, the ELEYENTH
DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1887. at FIVE THIRTY
situate in the City Of Washington District Of Coium
bia to wit: The east sixteen feet six inches 1850 Of
lot numbered seventeen 90, and the west twenty
nine CPD feet of lot numbered eighteen (1Sl. in
square 500.
Terms Of sala. a. prescribed by decree: third
cash and balance in ak Twelve and eighteen months
70 be secured by lien reserved the premises sold
The give his notes therefor with interest
above parcels Of ground Terms to DO complied With
within ten days. All conveyancing aud recording At
FERDINAND SCHMIDT. Trustee
3e27-d&ds No. oil 7th street northwest
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee

6HANcERY SALE OF yAL s4IaEr IMPROVED
= AND 2 sTREETS s0uTHEAsT, BEING
PREMISES NUMBERED 202 AND 204 5TH
BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia, dated the 21st day ofEk3
June, 1887, and passed in cause in said court, A
wherein Jennie NJ. Corrgan is complainant and Mary
Corrigan ct al defendants, being cause No 1864
the equity docket Of said court the undersigned
trustee In said will offer for sale at public
THIRTEENTH day Of JULY, 1887. at SIX O'CLOCK,
PM the following described real estate situate the
city Of Wsshington in the District Of Columbus. and
John Corrissns subdivision Of lots numbered and
corded in iiber D. NJ folio 243. Of the surveyors
is improved by three-story brick building.
cash. and the residue In equal tnstaments at and
two after date Of sale with six cent interest
said deferred payments to be secured by the Of
the purchaser and reserved lien upon the property
sold all cash. at the purchasers option deposit Of
one hundred dollars S1O will be required the time
Of sale. II the terms of the sale complied with
within fifteen days from the time of sale the
days advertisement in The Evening Star Newspaper,
1t the risk and cost Of the defsuting purchaser All
conveyancing and recording at the purchasers cost
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
jy1-d&ds Webster Law Building.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers

TWO TWO, STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos 0O5 AND 0O5x U
STREET BETMEEN MYTH AND Tenth
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JULY ELEVENTH, ut FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, we shall sell. in front OF premises, F
two new Brick Dwelling Houses. containing ten Iii
large rooms, all modern Improvements, open CRATES,
convenient neghborhood each lot % feet fron by As
feet Deep can De easily rented or leased
TERMS One-thrd cash, balance in one and two years
for notes bearing from day of sale and
&c. at purchasers cost 800 down on each piece o{
property when struck OF. Terms to be complied with
within ten days from day Of sale otherwise property
will be resold at risk and cost of defautng purchaser
jyo-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Aucts.
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FTlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT
SIXTY ACRES, NEAR BENNING'S STATION
AND ADJOINING THE FARMS OF MRS NJ C.
DEAN MRS. LOWRIE. AND EMEIINE SHERIFF,
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT PUBLIC

BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 22d day 9sx
Of November. 1884. and duly recorded in Liber S6H
HOG folio 135 ct seq, one of the land records Of
the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trustee
1887, at HALF:PAsT TWO O'CLOCK, on the
premises the following described property: Begin.
Lowre and Emelne sherfis parts Of said estate dis
line drawn south nineteen degrees vest e. 10 deg.
from an oak tree in the District of Columbia line and
running thence south II degrees, east 1877 24-1OO
perches south 81 degrees. west ~ 210 perches to
stake and stone, south LAX degrees. west % 100
the said division line and thence said division line
10 degrees 81 21O perches to the place Of
beginning. containing go or less excepting
acres condemned for the use Of the Southern
Maryland Railroad Co., and occupied by them
road bed. together with the improvements.
Terms third cash. the residue in three equal pay
ments at g. IL and IL months with notes bearing in.
terest at per cent annum, and secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing and
riding at purchasers cost $500 deposit required
1t the time of sale.
tyl-dts RICHD w. TEMPLEMAN. Trustee
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0RATEFUI-CoMFORTINo
EPP6's COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

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Portland and Is Top ComsntA 10
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CRIMINAL CAnE1Esssrsa

AN INCIDENT, REVEALING TO THoUaHTLEss
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THE POWER OF THE ACTRESS IN SETTING STYLES
SINCE THE FALL. OF THE EMPRESS EUGENIE-sLov.
EMILY METHODS OF rRE PRESENT DAY.
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lone it should have the same consistency OF nasfy
E1dd!ng; add one well-oeaten egg, take from the
are and add one tablespoonful OF Worcestershire
sauce. one tablespoonful OF chopped onion one
AtI IeaSpoonfui OF sweet marJoram. salt and
pepper 10 taste. Add now the lobster chopped
EEe. nix well and bake In shells with bread
crumbs on top until Drowned The oven should be
not
REG MERISGUz.-Pfck and wash a couple of
n4ltfu.s or RICE put 1t into saucepan with pint
u milk or more, little sugar. and the thin rnd OF
40 oranges or lemons; let the whole simmer
q III the nee Is quite done and has absorbed the
Tn0ie or the milk. Remove the rtnd and spread
Out The rice nat on dish. Beat up 10 stir lr0t n
tie whites OF three or four eggs with little pow
dered sugar; pile up the froth over the rice, as
OF"c until the top OF IL is Drowned slightly and
serve immediately. This dish can be varied In
s.sera- VA a. g., Dy adding yelks ofeggs and
the rice BEFORE IL has cooled, or by nayorinS it with
Vanilla
CURVED EEiL--Tsks two pounds Of lean veal
ave at II Into small pieces half an inch or more
square. Now cut al onion into dice, and tart
as.Ic into slices; put the apple and onion into a
sLeWpan with an ounce OF butter and q clo.e OF
strI:. Then, over a moderate fire, stir them IN
III tAey become nicely Drowned; then stir In q
fIl u Hour MIX All the Ingredients wei together
and then pour IN a pint OF water. Allow the con-
tents 70 bel up, and then add the pieces OF veal,
snd set the stewpan where they may simmer until
they become tender. Then add a little lemon
Juice and salt, mix ali gently together, turn
out on dish, and serve with boiled rice sepa-
ratPly.
how TO COOK PorArOKs--Carefully wash them
IN plenty Of cold water with soft cloth brush.
they are 70 be boiled, peel on small ring OF the
s,fn from each and leave them In fresh cold water
haIi an hour before they are wanted for the table,
PUT them over the IRE In plenty OF salLed boiling
water. and boil them until they can be easily
pierced with a FORK, but not until they begin 70
break open; 1fteen minutes for small potatoes,
t~eaty 70 twenty-five Tor large ones will be long
enough 20 boil them 10 this point. When they are
tend-r drain then; coyer them With clean towel,
folded; SGT the saucepan where the potatoes can
Hot oarn, aud Keep them not Until they arc
DECIDED for tne Table. For baking, carefully
wash them, but DO not peel them, and
Allow at least a half hour fr hot oven Tor
meoium-size potatoes. Serve them as soon as
seey are done, as they deteriorate II they stand
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